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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
6
Mrs Eliza McCune of Seward was surprisedWednesday by a party of friends who called at her home to honor her eighty second birthday. Gifts postcards and fruit were exchanged mus ical selections were performed by Scott Jaylor and Joe Wyett as the gathering enjoyed light refreshments.
A Dexter Kentucky reader relates his father’s struggle with enlarged prostate and kidney bladder trouble. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, the first dose relieved symptoms and a second dose ended the ailment. Sold by all druggists. Also note a strawberry festival at the Girls' Industrial School on Eleventh Street Thursday evening June 24 to support a worthy cause.
The formal opening of the W C T U rooms on Church street will be held Thursday evening. Everyone is invited to attend. The notice also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, sold by all druggists.
Joe Robert Pita simmons, former champion levy, prepares for a bold move. He speaks of a possible return to exhibition bouts from Beorge where he has pursued private theater activity. A desperate try is hinted with a middleweight challenge looming.
Oklahoma City reports a boxing match between Nelson and Clifford may test endurance as a twenty round contest, with Clifford improving yet Nelson staying sharp. Both fighters have trained hard and remain in town days ahead of the event. Fire in Philadelphia kills one and injures another at Daniel Baugh & Son's fertilizer plant, destroying the building.
Baseball results from Pittsburg show Pittsburg leading with strong record while Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia and Brooklyn follow. American League games featured rainouts and doubleheaders with Washington New York St Louis Boston and Detroit scoring varied results. Grain markets in Chicago edged up as wheat corn and oats advanced amid favorable weather and harvest prospects.
A regional reader questions lingering taste from dish soaps claiming yellow varieties leave a lasting soapy aftertaste. The letter likens cheap soap to poor dish results and favors a product named Bacy Talk agap for a cleaner finish without coating trays.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls Thomas Reed, Senator Wolcott of Colorado, and Joseph Choate. Reed presses for a self praise line. Wolcott and Choate are referenced in a curt exchange. The text is garbled and contains uncertain attributions.
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